:55:00
I promised her.
:55:02
Remember Tovarich Julianov.
:55:04
Yes, and?
:55:06
Religion is the opium
of the people.
:55:09
Give over.
:55:12
I'd like to know what comrade
Vladimir Ilyich would have written,
:55:15
with all my respect,
:55:17
if he'd been born in Cangas.
:55:20
Right?
:55:22
The fact is, on the steppes
:55:25
they take everything very lightly.
:56:06
Hello.
:56:07
-Are you alone?
-Yes.
:56:12
-Where's Ninette?
-In the shower.
:56:14
-And the greengrocer and the piper?
-Working.
:56:18
So we're alone.
:56:19
-I told you that.
-Let's go to your room.
:56:21
No, we'll go into the dining room.
It's brighter.
:56:24
-Want some coffee?
-I'm in no mood for coffee.
:56:26
-And the stuff I wanted?
-There wasn't any.
:56:29
What do you mean?
:56:31
There was no girdle in that size.
:56:33
Who was it for? The canon?
:56:36
For my manager's wife.
:56:38
She must be very fat.
:56:39
People here are a lot thinner.
:56:41
It's because she's fat
that she needs the girdle.
:56:44
There was none.
:56:46
And was there no cheese either?
:56:48
Yes, but I didn't get it.
:56:50
-Why not?
-It smelled bad.
:56:52
-Camembert smells like that.
-Don't you realize?
:56:55
You can't come back from Paris
with a girdle and a bit of cheese.